153rd Infantry Unit Crest (Lets Go)

153rd Infantry Unit Crest (Lets Go)

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Description

The 153rd Infantry Regiment Distinctive Insignia, commonly but mistakenly called a “unit crest,” was first approved on 6 January 1930. It was amended on 4 June 1951 to show additional war service. Its blue shield denotes the organization’s alignment in the Infantry branch. A wavy diagonal bar, representing the Arkansas River, refers to the unit’s geographic location. A cactus below the “river” stands for the unit’s service along the Mexican Borde, and the fleur-de-lis is for wartime service in France. The face of the “Great Bear” is taken from the Shoulder Sleeve Insignia of the Alaskan Department to commemorate the Regiment’s service in the Aleutian Islands during World War II. “Let’s Go,” the unit motto, encapsulates the Regiment’s zeal for service whenever the nation is threatened.

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